One product.
Every design.
Every name.
Product personalisation for WooCommerce. Customers pick a design, type a name and watch it appear on the product. Every order arrives with a print-ready vector file, sized exactly as you set it.
One product, every design
Customers choose the design first and the product second, so a shirt or a mug is set up once. From then on every design in your catalogue works on it, including the ones you add next month.
You write the design
A new slogan is just its text: type it, mark the part the customer fills in, save. No artwork to draw, nothing to upload.
They type their name
The customer picks a design, types a name and sees it on the real product photo, in the right colour, before they buy.
You get the print file
Every order carries an SVG, a PDF or both, at the exact ratio you set for that product. Vector, so it scales to any print size.
What the free plugin does
Everything runs on your own server. There is no external service, no per-order fee and no account to sign up for.
- A searchable catalogue of designs, with categories
- Shoppers type their name once and see it on every design
- Live preview on a mockup of the real product, with no page reloads
- Overlays: a hoodie’s drawstrings or a mug’s handle drawn over the print, as on the real product
- Print-ready SVG or PDF with every order, in the shape of the product’s print area
- Per-product print position, colour and canvas
- Bulk CSV import for large catalogues
- Works with variable products: colour and size change the mockup
- Production email with the print file attached
- Each design gets its own address and page, so search engines can find it
What it looks like
From the customer’s first screen to the file that comes out of the order.
Free, and Pro when you need it
The free plugin is complete on its own, and nothing in it waits to be unlocked. Pro is the full version, installed instead of it, for shops whose customers bring their own words and pictures.
Free
On WordPress.org · GPL
- Catalogue and configurator - customers pick a design, type their name and choose the product
- Live preview on the real product - drawn on your photo as they type, bent around mugs and caps
- Overlays - a hoodie’s drawstrings, a zip or a mug’s handle drawn over the print, so the preview looks like the real thing
- Print file with every order - SVG, PDF or both, sized as you set it
- Variable products - each colour with its own photo and print colour
- CSV import, categories, design pages - a whole catalogue at once, each design with its own page
- A Guide on every step - for your customers, and for you in the admin
- Support in the WordPress.org forum
Pro
From €99 a year
Launch offer: 40% off the first year, until 1 December
Everything in Free, plus:
- Own text - the customer writes their own lines, and picks the font, spacing and margins
- Own artwork - they upload an SVG or image, checked and rebuilt before it reaches print, and held for your approval
- Every side - front, back, sleeve or any side you name, each with its own photo and print file
- Personalised on the product page - a name field on an ordinary product, with a live preview
- Generated product and sharing images
- Support by email, answered by the author
| Pro licence | Per year |
|---|---|
| 1 shop | €99 |
| 5 shops | €299 |
| 10 shops | €499 |
Questions
Do I need an account with an external service?
No. Everything runs on your own server. Designs live in your database, generated files in your uploads folder, and the plugin makes no outbound calls.
What file do I get when someone orders?
A print-ready vector file for every personalised item: SVG, PDF or both, as you choose in the settings, and each product can choose for itself. It takes the shape of the print area you set on that product and scales to any print size without loss. The production email links to it, and it is on the order in the admin. In Pro, a product printed on several sides gets a file for each side, and the PDF can carry spot colours such as white ink as separate plates.
Does it work with variable products?
Yes. Colour and size are read from the variation, and each colour can have its own mockup image and its own print colour - white on dark shirts, black on light ones.
Will my customers know what to do?
It is built to be obvious: one step at a time, with the product preview beside it. For anyone who still wants a hand, every step has a Guide button that walks through what is on the screen, one option at a time. You get the same on the product and design screens in the admin. It never starts on its own, and Settings has a switch to hide it from customers.
Will it slow my shop down?
No. The output is vector, so nothing is rasterised. On the demo shop’s hosting the name is drawn in about 18 ms as it is typed, and a preview with its print file takes about 29 ms, using under 0.1 MB beyond what WordPress already uses. The configurator’s own script and styles are about 76 kB compressed. Nothing is rendered until a customer asks for it.
Where do I get help?
The free plugin is answered in its WordPress.org forum. Pro is answered privately: open Pomp Pro → Contact Us in your shop’s admin, or write by email. Both are on the support page, with what to put in a question so one reply is enough.
What happens to Pro when the licence expires?
The plugin keeps working and every order you have already taken keeps its print file. What stops is updates and support until the licence is renewed.
Reading
Longer pieces on the parts of this that are easy to get wrong.
How to let customers put their own name on a product
The three ways shops do it, what a print-ready file has to be, and four things worth checking before you pick any plugin.
Custom name on a jersey, a hat or a backpack
What shoppers search for, from jerseys and caps to watches, bottles and onesies, and what each one asks of the shop that sells it.
Personalized hoodies: print placement and the drawstrings
Where a hoodie can be printed, how big, and how an overlay puts the name under the drawstrings in every preview.
How to add a custom text field to a WooCommerce product
Three ways to put a text box on the product page, from free plugins to twenty lines of code, and what each one leaves you to do by hand.
The best WooCommerce product personalizer plugins
Designers, personalizers, configurators and add-ons, sorted by the shop each one suits rather than ranked on one list, with what each costs.
Selling engraved products in WooCommerce
Cutting boards, tumblers, leather and watches: taking the name, showing it honestly, and getting a file the laser can use without retyping.
WooCommerce product customizer or t-shirt designer: how to choose
Four kinds of plugin sell under the same few words. What each one does, which shops it suits, and what to check before you pay for one.
Ready when you are
The free plugin is on WordPress.org and takes a minute to install. Pro is the same thing with the customer’s own text and artwork, and you can see both running before you decide.